Automobile Run to Atlanta Starts from Banner Office
Feverish activity greets final preparations for an endurance auto run to Atlanta. About twenty five cars from local and nearby towns will depart from the Banner office at eight o clock with pacemakers from Dr H N Fullilove and Leland Young leading. Prizes totaling 200 dollars plus an auto clock and electric light combo await winners in two classes as the convoy travels via Winder and Lawrenceville to the Atlanta speedway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fullilove
Cleland Young
Atlanta
Clasele City
H. N. Fullilove
Lan
Winder
Atlanta Constitution
Banner
Patemaker
Leland Leung
Lawrenceville
Auto Speedway
Walter Bishop
Eppes
Hood
Tuk
Avlanta
Bishop Motor Car Co
Auto City
Speedway
The
Constitution
Augusta
Athens
H. M. Fulmore
Lutier Cook
Wim. Holman
Leland Young
Frank Parr
A. L. Deadwyler
W. E. Jackson
J. C. Brown
W. L. Darby
W. W. Watkins
Walton Griffeth
Samuel Ware
J. R. White
Hugh White
W. T. Bryan
Ben Eppes
C. Y. Wier
R. M. M. Millan
Walter Jones
Guy Bright
E. R. Harris
W. L. Jackson
J. R. Jackson
J. McDonald
Sidney Thomas
Otis Jackson
W. C. Perry
J. T. Cooper
H. B. Sparks
Frank Haley
F. Fagin
Rhover
C. H. Cox
Homer Smith
Charles Fer
Anderson’s Tragic Death Shocks Atlanta Community
Harvey J. Anderson, president of the Anderson Hardware Company, was killed when struck by a car on Peachtree Street near Seventeenth. The accident involved three vehicles and occurred as his wife rode with another party toward their Brookwood home. He died at St Joseph Infirmary within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harvey J. Anderson
Anderson Hardware Company
J. H. Crawford
Peachtree Street
Seventeenth Street
J. S. French
First Methodist Church
Charles W. Daniel
First Baptist Church
Westview
Frank G. Lake
W. A. Parker
F. M. Inman
Robert C. Alston
W. K. Stone
Guy Mitchell
F. C. Dickens
F. L. Seely
George W. Forrester
Louis Gholstin
Clark Howell
Hoke Smith
W. B
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Anderson
Brookwood
Seely
Croninger
Anderson
Mr. Seely
Dr. Crawson
Charles M. Love
Smyrna
Georgia Motor Car Company
Rhodes
E. W. Born
Crawford
Hudson Moore
Mr. Moore
Mr. Hill
St. Joseph Infirmary
Clarke Rifles Headed to Augusta for Taft Parade
The Clarke Rifles left Athens Sunday morning with about forty men to attend the Augusta event for President Taft’s arrival. In yesterday’s parade the unit made an excellent showing and reflected credit on the Classic City. Capt. Carithers and his company will return to Athens today.
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Clarke Rifles
Augusta
Taft
Carithers
Athens
Missionary Society Will Meet Today
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church, associated with the Christian Women's Board of Missions, will gather at the Christian church this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Jurists departing from the Banner office today will be distinguished from those they meet. Autoists taking the endurance run today are experienced drivers and most cars are expected to finish promptly at the speedway with pennants flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
The
Christian Church
Show Girl at Colonial Leads City Theaters
The Colonial offers B C Whitneys Show Girl a two act Broadway musical comedy. Whitney widely praised as king of extravaganza producers debuts a lavish spectacle with a large youthful chorus. The piece features Harry Lorder as an animal impersonator and a violin and piano duet by Branson. Also noted is Crystal Theatre ads and a public meeting in Athens supporting the Juvenile Protective State with a five thousand dollar fundraising goal and remarks by local and visiting speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Colonial
B.C. Whitney
Whitney
Park Theatre
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltiimore
Colonial Theatre
Thomas
Harry Lorder
Athens
Center
L. G. Hardman
Citzens
Georgian
W. F. Dorsey
Harry Hodgson
Crawford Jackson
H. C. White
H. J. Rowe
A. H. O'Farrel
A. H. Hodgson
J. N. Webb
A. W. Dozier
S. W. Ussery
T. L. Elder
Linton W Sparks
J. A. Darnt Jon, McMahan
M. G
Mick Aaron Cohen
P. Funkelstein
Swit
Sue-City
First Methodist Church
Dorsey
Troy Beatty
Emmanuel Church
M. A. Jenkens
First Baptist Church
Stlanta
South
Georgia
Commerce
Rabbi Blechman
M. L. Troutman
To Cure a Cold in One Day Warning
Advertisement notes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day and offer a refund if not effective. Mentions Druggists refund money and a warning that the cure fails, with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. Fullilove
Maxwell
Simon Michael
H.p. Stoddard-Dayton
Morris Michael
H.p
Pallman
Guy Brightwell
Bhick
O. H. Johnson
Charles Goolrum
W. F. Bell
RK. Smith
Franklin
J. R.white
H.p Hudson
B.S. Thompson
A. P. Deadwyler
Regal
E. H. Riley
Statham
Buick
Emory Harris
Bethlehem
V. L. Darby
Hoschton
FE. M. F
W. O. Perry
H.p. Buick
Ford Runabout
C. HH. Cox
We. B. Sparks
Stanley Steamer
É Tye
F. W. Bondurant, Winder Waywell Jr
Gate City
Laura Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederacy
M. W. Welch
Milledge Avenue
R. Brandt
E. L. Griggs
Maria Hodgson
M. A. Lipscomb
West Point
Confederate Veterans’ Home
John Gerdine
Gerald Green
Phil Branson
Edith
Show Girl
Branson
Katie Jester Griffeth
W. A. Capps
Cabin Boy
KING
Crystal Man
Mike Huntington
Lumpkin St. Crystal Sc Theatre
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